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Leadership Isn’t About You
The best leaders understand that long-term results are created by all of the great people doing the work, not just the one person who has the privilege of being at the top. Your team is more critical to the success of your project than you are. Full Article.
How Many of the Traits Inspirational Leaders Share Do You Possess?
Great leaders connect others' work to a larger purpose and harness the energy of the organization to achieve results. Full Article.
Leaders Owe It to Their Followers to Spread Optimism
Weaving a positive narrative cannot be an excuse for overlooking adversity. Stories that surface optimism in the face of adversity are a way to look at possibilities rather than foregone conclusions. Full Article.
Proctor & Gamble: One of the Top 20 Innovators of the Innovation Index
P&G is one of the Top 20 innovators of the Innovation Index. How they do this: Innovation. Innovation driving new business, innovation driving growth, innovative leadership by past and current CEOs. Full Article.
Three Ways to Keep Your Ego in Check
Leaders need to believe in themselves. However, such self-assurance can’t be allowed to become arrogance. So often, when we see business leaders making poor decisions, it seems as if their ego is speaking louder than their voice of reason. Full Article.
How to Have Tough Talks at Work
Telling the truth and having the hard conversations are real leadership; doing so shows courage and authenticity. If you have the tough conversations, people will see you as a leader. Full Article.
Forty Under Forty and the matter of Tense
Submitted by jclinton on Tue, 11/03/2009 - 4:59pmOnce upon a time I was a "Forty Under Forty." It wasn't a Forbes or Fortune or Inc. list (okay, it was the Baton Rouge Business Report) but still...
It made me feel good, briefly bolstered my self-esteem, made me feel that my future was ... you know ...in the future.
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7 Lessons for Leading in Crisis
Short Video and Article about characteristics business leaders need, not only in times of crisis. Examples are a small entrepreneur and Warren Buffet. Full Article & Video.
Leadership – Does Your “Do” Match Your “Tell?”
Interesting BusinessWeek article that highlights the fact that a Leader’s Actions seals his or her fate and needs to back his or her words. If you manage people, it is worth reading. Full Article.
The Best and Worst Practices of Leaders
BusinessWeek’s short slide show points out why some leadership practices don’t work and how tweaking them just a little can bring desired results. Worth viewing. View slide show.
